Biggest Oscar Snubs of 2010
2010 Oscars: The Ten Biggest Snubs
The Oscars just aren't the Oscars without a handful of controversial snubs. Leonardo DiCaprio (Titanic), Barbara Streisand (Yentl), Gene Kelly (Singing in the Rain) have all infamously missed out on acting or directing nods, while Citizen Kane, Goodfellas, The Dark Knight and Apocalypse Now are just some of the big screen classics whose omission in their year's Best Picture category still has us shaking our heads.
So who are 2010's entrants into this illustrious list of non-nominees? Here are our picks for this year's top ten Oscar snubs.
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- Best Picture: 500 Days of Summer
- Best Actress: Abbie Cornish, Bright Star
- Best Foreign Film: Samson & Delilah
- Best Actor: Brad Pitt, Inglorious Basterds
- Best Actress: Saoirse Ronan, The Lovely Bones
- Best Supporting Actress: Rosamund Pike, An Education
- Best Actor: Peter Sarsgaard, An Education
- Best Animated Feature Film: Where the Wild Things Are
- Best Supporting Actress: Marion Cotillard, Nine
- Best Actor: Matt Damon, The Informant!
Have we made any glaring omissions ourselves? Let us know in the comments!
And don't forget to check out our whizz-bang 2010 printable Oscar ballot ahead of Monday's award shenanigans. We—along with Fab and Bella, of course—will be covering all of the day's action, including the red carpet, the winners and the press room gossip. So stay tuned. May the tipping begin!